I come here strictly for the 2 poland spring liters of seltzer deal for $3. and it never…read moredisappoints when it comes to that deal! people are always scratching mad tix in there, there's even a little table where you can get your scratch on.

Grabbed a bag of chips had a rat hole in it. Grab a second bag and another rat hole was in it…read more You'd think the five things they have in stock in an empty store would at least be high enough where they wouldn't be eaten by rodents

The Oak Square 7-eleven has the friendliest employees, their shelves are always fully stocked, and…read morethere's a large selection of booze (refrigerated and not). Super conveniently located in the heart of Oak Square and there's about 5 of 6 spots right out front so even if you're just stopping in really quick, there's never been a problem finding parking! Shoutout to the big gulps too. The best.

Slushies! how I love them so! This 7-11 is nice and clean…read moreand the employees are friendly.

Kiki's is different from any family owned market I've been to. In terms of groceries I see there…read moreis alot of care that goes into the products they choose. There are a lot of unique offerings and you can see they source from smaller producers as well as household names. I've never tried it but I could probably get most of my groceries from kiki's and it probably wouldn't cost much more than going to the supermaket. The grill is amazing and $7.00 gets you a filling meal.

I'm very surprised no one has mentioned that they are a well known secret for their one aisle…read moreselling UK candy & a few snacks & staples. All the basic-level brands of candy, Fox's Biscuits/Cookies, Robinson'. fruit squash, red box tea bags, etc.

Nice corner store…read more They have a solid selection of snacks + liquor and friendly staff. My wife Helen often has me run out in the night to grab her some light groceries and Chansky's is thankfully open late. Sometimes she'll have me get her a bottle or three of wine - chanksy's has helen covered! The prices are a bit high, but it is worth it for the service

1 star. They sold me expired beer that tasted absolutely horrible. Definitely check the expiration…read moredate before buying anything here. I went back and they exchanged it.

Honestly, I'm in here most nights. The prices are reasonable for a convenience store. Always a…read morereally eclectic mix of stock. Probably the best selection of ice cream in the neighborhood outside of a full grocery store. Lots of diverse treats from around the world. Dozens of sodas and soft drinks to choose from. Every couple of weeks they always have something new that takes me by surprise. I really appreciate them at the end of my day. The staff is great, very patient with me when I'm wandering around, trying to decide on what I want but not needing any help. Thanks, guys.

If you want a box of surgical masks (50 count) all you have to do is fork out $99! A medium bottle…read moreof hand sanitizer $11.99. What?! Pack of 3 masks is $8.99. I guess the 3 pack isn't the worst thing if you don't have a homemade mask but that's still pricey. I was there today getting a few things when I saw it at the counter. Wish I got a picture of these prices. This is down the street from me so I frequent this place for things I forget to get from the store -- sometimes strawberries though the quality varies. I'd like to support businesses open during this time but after seeing that price gouging I'll likely never go back.

I live right around the corner from Huntington and my husband and I love it. It's so incredibly…read moreconvenient and the owner is so sweet. He recognizes us and always asks if we need help or if we've found what we were looking for. They've recently expanded the store to sell beer and wine and they have a great selection. It is a little pricey but that's to be expected for convenience in Boston. To address some of the other reviews: there are two Indian men who run the register. There's the younger guy (probably around 40) who is very sweet and friendly, and then another, older man (probably around 60) who is very quiet and looks stern. I don't believe he's mean, I think that's just his face.

" Stopped here many times over years , they have mostly everything you can need "…read more I have stopped here allot through the years . They have everything you can need . Prices are ok not greet ; it's a convenience store though . Parking is difficult but manageable.

By day, it is a local, mild mannered convenience store ... by night, it is a great local wine shop…read more It is small but when you need a type of wine (not necessarily a brand), you can usually find something to be had or get some advice on something to buy. They have wine tastings too - call and a find out when.

You don't expect much walking in there but the beer/wine selection is incredible for such a small…read moreplace. And the guy who runs it is super friendly & helpful. Clearly knows his alcohol. Such a little hidden gem.

I have lived in Brighton my entire life. As a cigar smoker, I use to go here all the time for many…read moreyears. Now, their cigars are so stale and dried out, the last few times I've purchased cigars there I had to literally throw them out. And when I brought this to their attention, they looked at me like, whatever. Don't buy cigars here, they are all out of date and horrible!!

Nope, nope, nope. I…read morelive in the area and frequently have gone to Palace Spa for various cooking items or even some Irish snacks, but the last few visits have been absolutely horrendous. I went to buy sour cream and they only had two left, ok, not a big deal. It was nearly $5 which is absurd, but they know their market (no price listed, that's what it was when I got to the register). Out of the two, one expired in two days and one had expired TWO WEEKS BEFORE. Disgusting. They clearly don't care about quality because you're paying for convenience. When I went to pay the woman was watching some TV show on her phone so she didn't look at me or talk to me, just watched her show. Lovely. Then, a few weeks later as a surprise my boyfriend got me one of every snack they had. Over half were expired, some by months. Seriously, I don't understand why they don't check the dates on anything. MONTHS. I had him return them all and only one kind of chip (the hula hoops) hadn't expired so he exchanged them for those. Now, I refuse to buy ANYTHING from them. If they don't check dates and don't care about expired food, who knows about the quality. Avoid, avoid, avoid.

Having become a regular, Lee's gets bumped up. The guys that work there are awesome and I will…read morecertainly miss the banter come the end of July when I will no longer live next door! Best convenience store around.

So overpriced, and staff are rude. Selection isn't good either. And who still charges card fees…read morenowadays?

5/5 for the store, 3/5 for the donuts…read more Pros: -Donuts! (plain glazed, hazelnut(?), blueberry cake, and apple fritter) -So many amazing Cumberland farms brand treats (ice cream, brownies, candy, etc.) -Beautifully renovated Cons: -Dangerous to have this much ice cream, donuts, and baked treats available at almost all times -- Hazelnut(?) Donut ($0.99) Plain yeast donut fully covered in hazelnutty-chocolate spread and topped with chopped hazelnuts. There is only a slight "Nutella" flavor, but this donut felt very light and it was also really fun to eat a donut fully covered in a hard chocolate layer. Plain Donut ($0.99) Plain glazed(?) yeast donut. This donut had a strange texture: kind of dry on the inside but almost gummy on the outside. There was no noticeable glaze and it wasn't very sweet. I didn't hate it, but wouldn't get it again. Chocolate Bundt Cake Found in the bakery case. The texture of this cake was so soft it was almost like mousse--literally fell apart in my hands. Loved the texture but the flavor mainly tasted like sugar. I think 7-11 might have a slight edge with ice cream flavors and speed at which they put out new treats, but CF is a VERY strong contender.

Cute store! The staff is super helpful and pleasant. This particular location is located in…read moreBrighton, and the plaza and the store itself are clean and well kept. I purchased two cartons of oat milk and saw some candy I wanted at the front! Buy one get one. Unfortunately, in order to get that deal, you have to sign up for a loyalty card with your phone number, something not advertised on the signage. So I decided not to purchase it! I'm the opposite of happy with stores that have these kinds of policies. That being said, again, the staff was delightful, and this was just an unfortunate wrinkle in corporate policy that overshadowed an otherwise positive experience. Re: the response by corporate: LMAO